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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
2
The Samaria column notes visits from Batesburg residents and local families over the weekend. It reports on Sunday activities including church attendance, dinners, and neighbors calling. A box party at Samaria school house raised $40 with Brother John and Sister Sallie winning the cake.
Mrs E A Sox of Lexington testifies of kidney trouble relief from Dean's Kidney Pills after years of backache and urinary distress. She credits two boxes with restoring comfort and urges others to seek the same remedy from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The column reports the community health as very good and notes various Sunday visits among residents. Several families are mentioned visiting relatives, weekend companionships, and local gatherings. A service is announced for Sunday at 11 o'clock with an invitation to attend. Dew-Drop.
The Wateringford News notes fairly good neighborhood health. Mrs A L Price Mrs Alma Price and Mrs Anna Swygert of the Priceville area visited relatives in Wateringford last Wednesday. S R Kyzer and M M Howard visited S R Kyzer s brother Ira Kyzer near Pelion last Sunday. Mr Kyzer has been in decline.
A warning about using California fig syrup for children urges caretakers to insist on the genuine product. It cautions against imitation syrups promising laxative effects and emphasizes proper dosing per bottle directions.
Rev L W Johnson filled regular appointments at Boiling Springs and Pond Branch last Sunday. A L Kirkland and Ernest Price passed through toward Steedman on Saturday. Johnson urged the old disciples and fisher imagery. Report notes a shift in cotton acreage and fertilizer sales, with one man having sold over thirty carloads last year but only four tons so far this year. Amen.
The Ladies Aid Society hosts an egg hunt at Styx on Saturday March 26 starting at 2 p m. Refreshments will be served. Everyone is invited to attend. The Wheeling Intelligencer notes a quip about grammar in schools.
The Carolina Farmer in Columbia has reorganized with Dr H E Stockbridge taking editorial control and Ma W L Glessner as News Editor. Stockbridge, a renowned agricultural writer and practical farmer, brings long experience. Glessner has decades in editing and extensive field reporting across the South.
The paper under new management plans to provide more up to date news and less advice. It will publish communications from farmers sharing practical experiences and invites all farmers to contribute.
A report notes that Brazilian domestic workers will no longer be required to stay in their employer homes at night. The change impacts staffing norms and worker protections, reflecting labor policy adjustments in Brazil.
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